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My Blessed Redeemer

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Authors:Avis M. Christiansen
Don Chapman
Key:G minor
Time Sig:4/4
Tempo:80 | midtempo
CCLI #:pending
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03.04.24 This arrangement has been remixed with new solo cello, multitracks and slightly different piano part. The original is still available under the “2014 original” tab.

My Blessed Redeemer is one of my favorite melodies I’ve written. It’s a haunting new tune to the old hymn Blessed Redeemer. I’ve created it to be the perfect final song for a Good Friday service – upbeat enough yet still reverent.

This arrangement is intended for a male worship leader with a female background vocalist. It does not have 3 part vocals, use the SAB instead.

This arrangement has an extra part:

WL + BGV: For male worship leader and female background vocal.

My Blesssed Redeemer reached a peak position of #3 on PraiseCharts.com’s Easter Top Songs Chart in February 2014.

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